NEW DELHI -- With an aim to provide better service to its high-profile corporate customers, Nepal-based Subisu CableNet has chosen, global access technology leader RAD Data Communications’ ETX-102 Carrier Ethernet demarcation device.

Incorporating advanced diagnostic and testing features as well as redundancy over fiber main links, the ETX provides OpEx savings for Subisu CableNet and end-to-end quality of service for its customers.

“Subisu is providing managed Carrier Ethernet services to high-profile corporate clients in the financial sector and the overseas diplomatic community,” explains Binaya Saud, Chief Planning Officer, Subisu CableNet. “After the implementation of our MPLS service, we were looking for a suitable CPE product that could overcome the QoS and redundancy issues we faced with our previous equipment. RAD’s ETX, which offers uplink redundancy (dual/single homing) and traffic logs with high level of security, has provided us with a powerful tool to monitor SLA end to end and guarantee that the customer has received the SLA in black and white.”

The ETX-102 is designed to extend the service provider’s reach over fiber while facilitating management of differentiated services up to the customer premises. As such, it allows the operator to maintain a distinct separation of traffic from different customers and offer services as inter-office LAN connectivity, Internet access and Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). TheETX-102 offers both, dual homing as well as single homing redundancy and an array of diagnostic features to measure performance and ensure customer connectivity and network availability at all times from a central site.

“The advanced feature set of the ETX enables Subisu to maintain a distinct advantage over its competitors and add valuable managed services with a lower total cost of ownership than they could do previously with less sophisticated equipment,” notes Tuhin Dutta, Assistant General Manager for Business Development at RAD India.

RAD Data Communications Ltd.